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...they gave Warren Ellis the New Universe line to play with?

Fear.
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Time to take a break from LJ, I think - the usual news and "who's in the pub" announcements may still surface here, but probably not much more than that.

Too many things that aren't worth mentioning - plus a couple where I'm struggling to find the words.

Let's leave it at that.
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Heading north in a few minutes. See some of you later.
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Aha. We have a [livejournal.com profile] dont_bomb_us feed. Should make for interesting reading...
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Farewell, Slashgoth.

That came as something of a surprise.
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Over the last couple of days I've been listening to...

Cee-Lo
Gorillaz
The Bravery
Cheikh Lô
Warsaw Village Band
Rico
Hard-Fi
Kurt Weill
Johann Baptist Vanhal
Salif Keita

Aside from Rico, none of it's exactly goth/industrial, is it? Ho hum. :)
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"We live in an age now where you would never cast an older Doctor," says Russell T Davies in an interview for the show. "Absolutely never. Never over fifty, I wouldn't say over forty-five actually. So we'll always have young Doctors now, because that's what a hero is these days."

He goes from "never" through "always" to the important bit - "these days". These days won't last forever. Perhaps the targer audience will remain hostile to the idea of an older Doctor for years to come. But perhaps it won't - SF's in a slightly different situation from police procedurals and Doctor Who isn't an ensemble show like West Wing or Six Feet Under...

...but even so, Patrick Stewart seemed to work in ST:TNG and Edward Woodward worked just fine in The Equalizer. Never say never, hmm?

Politics

Nov. 9th, 2005 11:31 am
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Full list of Labour rebels. Special mention to Bob Marshall-Andrews and ex-minister Frank Dobson.

I was sure Blair would - somehow - get that clause through. I'm immensely glad that he didn't.
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David Davis is actually quite dangerous when wielding a rusty meathook. Cameron did not come out of that well - I wonder if he's still the favourite to win?

I'm never likely to vote for either of 'em, but it'll be interesting to see where this one goes.
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David Davis and David Cameron (the men who Would Be Prime Minister) will fight to the death in a televised arena grudgematch tonight, armed with rusty meathooks.

Well, ok, possibly not - but I still like the mental image. What we do get is the pair of them debating on a special Question Time, hosted by David Dimbleby. They'll be facing questions from the audience. BBC1, 10:35 UK time.

It should be interesting. Not quite up there with Bartlett vs Ritchie, but still... :)
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Whitby.

Leaving now. See some of you there.
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Just spotted that someone has posted "Grit", Moore's Daredevil spoof, on LJ. I do have a copy of the original issue (it's one of the Daredevils ones that also contained Captain Britain) somewhere, but despite promising to wave it at people, I've failed to find it for a while.

So...

Perhaps not entirely worksafe. :)

http://www.livejournal.com/community/scans_daily/985531.html
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Spread the word...
The Last Dance
+ Razorblade Kisses
+ TBA

November 18th. £5 on the door.

The Jailhouse
Much Park St.
Coventry
CV1 2LU
It's part of the UK tour being arranged by Martin/oldgoth (Insanitorium) and it's a bargain, in my opinion. A chance to see Calfornia's TLD playing a local venue, support from Southampton's [livejournal.com profile] rbkisses and DJing by the Insanitorium team until the early hours.

See some of you Coventry goth (and 'not-exactly-goth') folk there? Coventry's been quiet lately and this strikes me as a very good use of £5 and a spare evening. It'd be nice to see a few other Midlands types there, too - it's been a while since we've had a proper gathering of the horde at the Jailhouse, so...
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As posted to [livejournal.com profile] covgoths, the Vincent Razorbacks are playing the Jailhouse tomorrow.

Anyone planning to go?
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Another day, another unfortunate PR incident for the US military - this time in Afghanistan. In front of an Australian news crew.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4359128.stm

"You are too scared to retrieve their bodies. This just proves you are the ladyboys we always believed you to be."
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Old news to those who've been reading Slashgoth, but...

Goteki will be following up on the initial online/mp3 release and making their second album, 'Revolution' available on CD November 5th. Available via MNS and Resurrection Records.

[I liked Goteki O/S a lot - with the line-up/style changes since then, it'll be interesting to see just where the sound goes now...]
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Via [livejournal.com profile] olethros

When you see this on your friends list, quote Shakespeare

"When beggars die there are no comets seen; The heavens themselves blaze forth the death of princes." - Julius Caesar

"I am but mad north-north-west: when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw." - Hamlet

"Mad world! mad kings! mad composition!" - King John

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